Can You Keep a Secret?: Not All Secrets Are Good, But Some are Great! by Edna Chimhau
Can You Keep a Secret?: Not All Secrets Are Good, But Some are Great! by Edna Chimhau
Can You Keep a Secret?: Not All Secrets Are Good, But Some are Great! by Edna Chimhau
Learning to distinguish between good secrets and bad secrets is important, especially where young children are concerned. Author Edna Chimhau, who has worked with children and families for many years, created this lovely book, filled with meaningful stories and illustrations. It is a well-crafted tool and a a great starting point for parents who are ready to tackle this topic with young children. Children will then be able to more easily understand when and when not to keep a secret. After all, some secrets, such as getting a new puppy or discovering a birthday surprise, are indeed great!
The Intersection Between Pain and Purpose by Willie J. Lightfoot SR
Can You Keep a Secret?: Not All Secrets Are Good, But Some are Great! by Edna Chimhau
Can You Keep a Secret?: Not All Secrets Are Good, But Some are Great! by Edna Chimhau
Inspired by my own experiences as a first responder, coupled with my own trauma, I wrote this book in the hopes of reaching people where they are in their healing process. My goal is to empower people to acknowledge their pain and to understand that ultimately, there is a godly purpose to their suffering. The Bible teaches us in the book of Romans, Chapter 8:28, “All things work together for good to them that love the Lord, and who are called according to His purpose.”
I’ve come to recognize that much of the pain I’ve endured and the trauma I’ve witnessed, have ultimately catapulted me towards my destiny and purpose. Also, along the way, I noticed that everyone can identify with loss. With pain comes scars. Our scars become our healing and our healing eventually fuels our purpose.
Your purpose is your testimony, which is proof positive that God is able to deliver every one of us from pain and allow it to intersect with our purpose.
TRILINGUAL: Tri Means Three by Kristina Weeks
Can You Keep a Secret?: Not All Secrets Are Good, But Some are Great! by Edna Chimhau
Manu and the Magnificent Melanin Stew by Deborah Wynter
Research shows that foreign language study in the early elementary years improves students' cognitive abilities, positively influences achievement in other disciplines, and results in higher achievement test scores in reading and math. This guide to Implementation of the Trilingual process provides examples and suggestions to ensure that the effort is done with fidelity. Activities, materials, lessons, and strategies are outlined herein to plan and deliver trilingual instruction.
Trilingualism—the ability to communicate in more than two languages—may be new to the United States, but it is growing due to global learning. Why would learning two or more languages drive learning in today's international world? The simple reason is communication. With a growing global population of trilingual people, the next generation needs to be able to use multiple languages to communicate. Over 6,500 different languages exist in the world today, making multilingualism/trilingualism a vital learning language phenomenon.
In an education context, trilingualism's purpose is for students to be able to use and learn other languages beyond their home language. This prepares students to function in a trilingual world, broadening their skillsets and strengthening their learning.
Manu and the Magnificent Melanin Stew by Deborah Wynter
Women in the Bible: A Contemporary Perspective by Margie Lovett-Scott
Manu and the Magnificent Melanin Stew by Deborah Wynter
Manu starts at a new school and discovers that his teacher looks nothing like the lions he grew up with. Mrs. Nandi is statuesque, beautiful, intriguing, and very kind. Manu is filled with questions as to how her coat got so dark and why she looks like no one he's ever seen before. It's simple---it's all about the ingredients in the Magnificent Melanin Stew! Join young Manu as he discovers the science behind our differences in color and appearance. This light-hearted tale is enchanting yet informative. It is a great conversation starter and a wonderful teaching tool. Fun to read too!If customers can’t find it, it doesn’t exist. Clearly list and describe the services you offer. Also, be sure to showcase a premium service.
Hope and a Future by Karima S. Hyman, MA
Women in the Bible: A Contemporary Perspective by Margie Lovett-Scott
Women in the Bible: A Contemporary Perspective by Margie Lovett-Scott
This is a book about resiliency. Its purpose is to relay the message that we all have a story. We started from somewhere and some people’s starting points are more challenging than others. But no matter how insurmountable the mountains and valleys may seem, you can and will make it through. The pressures of life are not meant to break you nor destroy you. The pressures of life are to make you stronger so that you can tell your story in the end that it may serve to help thousands if not millions of others going through similar situations. Nothing happens by accident. Everything happens for a purpose and that purpose is for you to learn, grow, and serve.
Women in the Bible: A Contemporary Perspective by Margie Lovett-Scott
Women in the Bible: A Contemporary Perspective by Margie Lovett-Scott
Women in the Bible: A Contemporary Perspective by Margie Lovett-Scott
Many women featured in the bible are nameless or simply referred to as so and so's wife. Recognizing this, and the incredible accomplishments of said women, 17 people came together and wrote this book to honor and contemporize biblical women.
You'll be pleasantly reminded of the inspiring women, called by God to do great things for His glory. Stories related to The Queen of Sheba, Rizpah, Noah’s wife, Deborah, and Abigail just to name a few, will leave you inspired and cheering for them.
Also significant is the way each contributor shares parts of her own story to further illustrate God’s faithfulness and lessons learned. An extremely inspiring read, Women in the Bible is a page-turner that will leave you wanting to rise and overcome any obstacle.
Written like a novel, Women in the Bible also makes a great bible study guide or book club addition.
Next Level of Play by Dr. Kristina Weeks
LA FINCA DE LOS GRISSOM EN GREENUP: Aventuras de los primeros primos Libro 3 (Spanish Edition) by Dr
LA FINCA DE LOS GRISSOM EN GREENUP: Aventuras de los primeros primos Libro 3 (Spanish Edition) by Dr
Hoping to play Division I, II, or III? This book is an excellent resource to help parents, students and school counselors navigate the NCAA rules, timelines, do's and don'ts and much more. When should I start preparing? How do I get noticed? What goes into my portfolio? Does it matter which classes I take in high school? How about my grades and SAT scores? Get all these questions and more answered in this book written by a mom whose been there and done that! All three of her sons played high school and college ball at the highest levels. At last a great little guide to take the guessing out of the Student-Athlete's NCAA journey...
LA FINCA DE LOS GRISSOM EN GREENUP: Aventuras de los primeros primos Libro 3 (Spanish Edition) by Dr
LA FINCA DE LOS GRISSOM EN GREENUP: Aventuras de los primeros primos Libro 3 (Spanish Edition) by Dr
LA FINCA DE LOS GRISSOM EN GREENUP: Aventuras de los primeros primos Libro 3 (Spanish Edition) by Dr
Los primos hermanos están en esto de nuevo! Pesca, alimentación de los animales, pistolas de papa, gusanos, compras, canto y más. Únete a Letha, Vi, Allen, Sherri Kay y los demás mientras se embarcan en una aventura tras otra. La finca de la familia Grissom en Greenup es el lugar perfecto para disfrutar de estos primos y la tontería en la que se meten te hará sonreír. El libro 3 es una continuación de esta serie y es muy divertido de leer. Disfruta, mientras te encuentras con los primos una vez más.
Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 1 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
LA FINCA DE LOS GRISSOM EN GREENUP: Aventuras de los primeros primos Libro 3 (Spanish Edition) by Dr
Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 1 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
This story began many seasons ago on a farm in Greenup, Illinois. The farm, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grissom, was dedicated to growing corn, grain, and to raising livestock. It is situated on a rural road about seven miles from former President Abe Lincoln’s Family Farm. Every summer at the Grissom Greenup Farm, family traveling from several states, came together to celebrate life, work, and each other. Herein, four first cousins share their memories in a series of stories for children. Sit back and enjoy the Adventures of the First Cousins on Grissom Greenup Farm.
Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 2 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 2 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 1 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
"David then threw a perfect pitch. Was the ball going towards the green beans? Was it going to be caught? Everyone stood ready. Grandma Alene, Aunt Letha, and Aunt Vi held their breath. Time was frozen as the ball moved through the air...Life on the Grissom Greenup Farm was beautiful…" As the cousins gather each summer and during the holidays to spend time at Grandma and Grandpa Grissom's house, they embark on new adventures every day. Join the cousins as they enjoy tractor pulls, adventures at the carnival, exploring the attic, swimming in the river, riding miniature horses, and much more. You will find yourself carried away by the simple pleasures brought on by being with family, enjoying farm life, and good old-fashioned fun!
The Other World Under my Blanket by Markell Mims
Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 2 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
The Other World Under my Blanket by Markell Mims
Imagination is fun! Have you ever wondered what it would be like to visit another world? Your wildest imagination comes to life IF YOU ONLY BELIEVE. When we use our imagination, we can travel to unknown lands and see fantastic things. Join Carter as he goes on a fun voyage to Retrac where he discovers purple people, green clouds and a whole new world right there under his blanket...
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Grissom Greenup Farm, Book 2 by Dr. Kristina Weeks
The Other World Under my Blanket by Markell Mims
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I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise by Tiffany Taggart
I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise by Tiffany Taggart
I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise by Tiffany Taggart
Brianna Taggart takes us on a journey through her life, using poetry as the vehicle. Her pain and rejection are palpable as are her victorious self-discovery and self-actualization. Raw and in your face, this Queen tells it like it is from the depths of her soul. Peppered with cultural taboos (no crying allowed/self-care; what's that?), this colorful poetic journey is transformative both for the author and the reader.
If you love poetry, you are sure to enjoy I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise
Safe & Sound by Ms Tandalaya Sims-Cochran
I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise by Tiffany Taggart
I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise by Tiffany Taggart
Sometimes life gets a little crazy and we need a safe space to regroup. I work in a safe space called a Shelter. Shelter means a place giving temporary protection from danger.
Usually when People arrive at the Shelter, they are a little nervous. I wrote this book to reassure Children that the Shelter is a safe space.
There are toys, beds, meals, playgrounds, and plenty of new friends. It is important to encourage one another as we go through trials. Welcome to the Shelter, a safe space for you and your family…
My Truth by Savon Holt
I Knew the Phoenix Would Eventually Rise by Tiffany Taggart
Problem Child by Dr. Khalid Mumin
Though once forced to navigate life with a drug addicted parent, suffer great loss, plus experience sexual and emotional abuse, she is the epitome of courage and perseverance. Though intense, her story is not told in a dark nor depressing manner. Instead, it is a candid and sometimes humorous version of her experiences and outcomes. In spite of everything she’s had to overcome, she has learned to laugh, forgive, love, endure, appreciate her blessings, and now mentor others. An inspiring read, you are sure to enjoy this plainspoken look at the strength and courage of the human spirit.
Problem Child by Dr. Khalid Mumin
It's Easy 'Son', Quit Making Things Difficult by Gerald Hector
Problem Child by Dr. Khalid Mumin
Once labeled a problem child himself, it wasn’t until he was in danger of being placed in a juvenile detention center that he began to take his educational journey more seriously. Khalid Mumin, the 2021 PA Superintendent of the Year K-12 schools examines the historical constructs of youth growing up in poverty and emphasizes the ways in which influential mentorship have become one of the major pillars of success. He truly understands firsthand and believes that great teachers and influential leaders, who understand poverty, and who build sustainable relationships with students, play a major role in leading children towards infinite possibilities of success.
It's Easy 'Son', Quit Making Things Difficult by Gerald Hector
It's Easy 'Son', Quit Making Things Difficult by Gerald Hector
It's Easy 'Son', Quit Making Things Difficult by Gerald Hector
This book depicts the value of mentorship by way of the lasting life lessons Coach Moultrie imparted to his students. Coach Moultrie's timeless quotes are the catalyst for this memoir as illustrated by his life-long devotion to his students. His influence reaches far beyond his years coaching at Howard University and informs the decisions many of his proteges make to this day. Author and former student, Gerald Hector, originally from Jamaica, does a brilliant job capturing those lessons and applying them to today's challenges and beyond. Jamaican patois peppered throughout the book adds flavor and humor. This book is sure to inspire readers to view life's milestones and challenges in a new light.
Culture of Love by Dr. Luvelle Brown
It's Easy 'Son', Quit Making Things Difficult by Gerald Hector
It's Easy 'Son', Quit Making Things Difficult by Gerald Hector
This tremendous account of a school district's transformation will inspire you.
While Culture of Love is primarily focused on education, this book is for all who desire to cultivate a positive culture in any organization. Anyone striving to be a great leader can benefit from the culture development process described in this book. Along with garnering a better understanding of organizational change, those reading will gain insight on shifting personal behaviors as well. A leader is not predicated on a title, but instead on a way of thinking, working, and living.
The Come Up for Girls by Briana M. Williams
Life's Leadership Lessons by Dr. Lesli C. Myers
Life's Leadership Lessons by Dr. Lesli C. Myers
The Come Up for Girls is a valuable resource for young women. Carefully crafted lessons in etiquette, networking, money management, resilience, and grit are sure to establish The Come Up for Girls as an inspirational guide to navigating life in today’s world. This fully interactive and practical guide provides a blueprint for the future and young women are sure to emerge strengthened and empowered for the journey ahead.
Life's Leadership Lessons by Dr. Lesli C. Myers
Life's Leadership Lessons by Dr. Lesli C. Myers
Life's Leadership Lessons by Dr. Lesli C. Myers
Dr. Myers combines her wide range of life experiences, memories, and her uncanny storytelling abilities in putting together this collection of reflections, stories and experiences, rich with lessons on leadership and life. Dr. Myers' stories are easy to read and relate to, and can be applied to all areas of personal and professional leadership.
New Nature, New You by Rosa Cotton
A Pastor's Perspective...A 365-Day Devotional by Pastor Abram Cotton III
A Pastor's Perspective...A 365-Day Devotional by Pastor Abram Cotton III
Have you ever asked yourself why certain behaviors, attitudes, and addictions you've tried to stop or separate yourself from, just keep reoccurring? It feels like you don't have the ability to stop and if you have been able to stop at some point it was generally only a temporary change. You just keep finding yourself doing the same things over and over again, no matter how hard you try to stop, you just can't seem to. Well, that's primarily because you can't change behaviors until you find some answers.
First, in order to fix a problem, you must define what the problem is, right? As you begin to dive into this book you will discover the answers to many of your problems, and not only that; those answers will provide you the knowledge and strength to stop repeating the things that you really want to stop doing.
The sinful nature, which we were born with, cannot and will not, abide by God's structure and order. It is extremely powerful and nothing can stop it except Jesus. Anything or anyone who tries to put a stop to it will not have the power or ability to do so. The gospel (The Good News), reveals to us that Jesus is the only one who can deliver us from this deadly, sinful nature.
God through Jesus Christ, provides a way to punish that old sinful nature, without destroying and killing you. And Jesus stopped that sinful nature from ever having power over you again. By making a way to put a new, right nature in you, the Holy Spirit. The sinful nature is no match for the Holy nature of God.
A Pastor's Perspective...A 365-Day Devotional by Pastor Abram Cotton III
A Pastor's Perspective...A 365-Day Devotional by Pastor Abram Cotton III
A Pastor's Perspective...A 365-Day Devotional by Pastor Abram Cotton III
What better way to brighten up your day than to spend a few moments reading one of Pastor Cotton's inspiring messages. His style of writing is reminiscent of a conversation and the reader is sure to look forward each day to another of these brief, yet powerful lessons. An inspiring book that encourages the heart and provides a compass through the wilderness...
Prisoner No More---Scholastic Edition by Terrell Brady
A Pastor's Perspective...A 365-Day Devotional by Pastor Abram Cotton III
Angelica and the Land of the Missing Socks by Terrell Brady
This scholastic edition of Prisoner no More captures the details of Terrell Brady's life, minus the mature language and content. A powerful read for young people on the verge of making ife-changing decisions...
Angelica and the Land of the Missing Socks by Terrell Brady
Angelica and the Land of the Missing Socks by Terrell Brady
Angelica and the Land of the Missing Socks by Terrell Brady
This delightful book explores diversity and inclusion. Come along on a journey to the land where missing dryer socks go and discover the benefits of coming together in creating fun and friendships. Children will love this book.
You Won't Amount to Sh*t! by Dr. Kiah Nyame
Angelica and the Land of the Missing Socks by Terrell Brady
Eagles Belong in the Sky by Tracy L. Williams
Dr. Kiah Nyame, affectionately known as Dr. K, shares details of his private life whereas most would internalize such details to the point of devastation. His search for truth and desire to heal has helped him surpass unbelievable odds. These experiences, along with his academic achievements, make him an authentic advocate for those effected by traumatic life experiences. -Terry Chaka, Artist, Executive Director The Baobab Cultural Center.
Eagles Belong in the Sky by Tracy L. Williams
Angelica and the Land of the Missing Socks by Terrell Brady
Eagles Belong in the Sky by Tracy L. Williams
Using love and appealing to his vanity, the Rooster keeps the Eagle grounded until the Eagle himself realizes he was born to fly, which will allow him to reach his true potential. Many of the tactics employed by the Rooster in this story may be unwittingly used by friends and family to convince us not to spread our wings. This parable illustrates how one's social environment can limit our possibilities and constrain us, whereas learning to fly can have the opposite effect.
Drive Alive by Johnny Scott Jr.
Drive Alive by Johnny Scott Jr.
Drive Alive by Johnny Scott Jr.
Johnny Scott Jr. has taught all things driving since 1997 to more than 30,000 students. Because a driver's license can impact our ability to earn a living wage, Scott's book is designed to prepare new drivers to take the New York State road test. It is a great resource for teens and all those who will soon be sharing the road with others. It's a good refresher for experienced drivers as well. An easy-to-read, excellent resource for all drivers in NY State.
Marvin's Garden by Tracy L. Williams
Millionaire Marvin by Tracy L. Williams
Millionaire Marvin by Tracy L. Williams
A children's book describing entrepreneurship, saving, planning, and sharing knowledge. Marvin learns a lot from his grandpa about thinking ahead and making wise financial decisions. A great read sure to delight young audiences and spark interesting conversations.
Millionaire Marvin by Tracy L. Williams
Millionaire Marvin by Tracy L. Williams
Millionaire Marvin by Tracy L. Williams
In this insightful children's book Marvin learns it is never too early to plan for the future. Marvin learns of ways to earn and save money while he is still young. This delightful read is designed to inspire children to engage in entrepreneurship.
The Come Up by Tracy L. Williams
Millionaire Marvin by Tracy L. Williams
The Come Up for Men by Tracy L. Williams
A roadmap for youth. This workbook tackles goal setting, follow through, finances, and leadership. A motivating read, The Come Up is sure to instruct and inspire.
The Come Up for Men by Tracy L. Williams
Urban Development, Adapt or Die by Tracy L. Williams
The Come Up for Men by Tracy L. Williams
There is an unrealistic expectation that men are born knowing how to lead. This workbook serves as a tool to help men through the process of becoming a better leader and a better person all around.
Urban Development, Adapt or Die by Tracy L. Williams
Urban Development, Adapt or Die by Tracy L. Williams
Urban Development, Adapt or Die by Tracy L. Williams
Forced at a young age to fend for himself, Kai'Rome Calloway finds himself immersed in an underworld of drugs, violence, and crime. What he thought was a golden opportunity suddenly turns bad. Corporate America is far more dangerous than any street corner he has ever encountered. He and his crew gear up for a showdown that holds the city in the balance.
Note: Mature Content
Prisoner No More by Terrell Brady
Urban Development, Adapt or Die by Tracy L. Williams
Urban Development, Adapt or Die by Tracy L. Williams
Author Terrell Brady, not only provides us with an honest, open account of his life, he also shares lessons learned along the way. Having served two prison sentences, he set out to reclaim his rights as a returning citizen. He shares what and how. A must read for returning citizens, their families, and friends.
Note: Mature Content